Abstract
A class of new uncertainty principles is derived in the form of embeddings of Fourier–Lebesgue spaces into modulation spaces. These embeddings provide practical, sufficient conditions for a function to belong to a modulation space. Counterexamples based on the properties of Gabor expansions demonstrate that the embeddings are optimal.
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